<p>I took a quantum leap and decided to take AP physics C senior year. I know there are smart people on here, so what advice do you have? How can I prepare this summer? I really want to do well because this crap is difficult. </p>
<p>Thanks y'all.</p>
<p>If you PM me, I can get you a pdf copy of university physics which is a good physics C textbook. You can do some reading through the introductory bits of that or just go through your own physics textbook. I’d also buy a prep book - Barrons is what I have and I think it’s very good.</p>
<p>Reread and reread. Find as many problems and problem types as you can and do until you can nail everything you see. If it doesn’t turn out correct, do it over. This is a matter of learn by doing. As well, try to understand if your mathematical steps agree with your conceptual physics. Keep your solutions so you can reference back later. That’s all it is.
–You can also make yourself a cheat sheet to reference to with all the tricks you figure out and come across, which also helps.</p>
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